The latest action comes as the beleaguered legislation has been the subject of five lawsuits.
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas delivered a summary judgement that vacated – really, repealed – some of the sections of the No Surprises Act’s Part 2 Regulation.
The Court’s decision from last week hands healthcare providers a win when it comes to the arbitration process, because, under the ruling, the arbitrator now has to consider five different factors instead of just one when deciding what the proper reimbursement should be.
Under the ruling, providers will be able to argue to the arbitrator that their reimbursement should be higher than the in-network rate.
Programming Note: Listen to Matthew Albright and healthcare attorney David Glaser report on this latest action Monday on Monitor Mondays.
One of the most important payment areas to understand is the Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS), which is used to provide payment for most hospital
2023 is now in full swing with new coding active and effective. Among the noteworthy changes for cardiology coding include new category III codes. By
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